tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-377789102012-02-07T02:16:44.201+07:00All posts here are DIY projects by geeks all over the worldsandaliannoreply@blogger.comBlogger191100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37778910.post-50223874983453741622007-08-15T00:28:00.001+07:002007-08-15T00:28:36.292+07:00

Those of you aching to pull open your PSP and do a little modding but afraid to void your warranty -- or worse, brick your baby -- will want to check out the Virtual PSP Modder software from AcidMods. The Windows tool allows you to practice taking a PSP apart, look at the inside at up to 5X resolution, poke around with a virtual screwdriver and tweezers, tinker with the LEDs, apply random mods to

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Extreme Tech is having a month-long computer case mod contest. Each week the site picks a winner and then on August 20 they will announce the grand prize winner. Last week's winner was this amazing Dragon Case, a computer case carved out of Black Walnut and painted. This thing is a work of art, especially the dragon. Hit the link for the case description and more photos of both the Dragon Case

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Upgrade Your Creative Zen Vision W Hard Drive to 100GBPeople have made the case for choosing a Creative Zen W over both the iPod or the Zune (16:9 display, DivX support, 4.3-inch screen), but the storage size has always been a little lacking, even in the 60GB model. By upgrading the drive to 100GB, you're one-upping the iPod in both space and screen size. The

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Build a gadget charger with a toolboxdiycharger.jpgWe're total suckers for DIY gadget charging stations that stow away ugly cables, so we couldn't resist Jim Driscoll's portable charger fashioned out of a $3 Walmart toolbox. Jim drilled a few holes to run the wire and used the toolbox's cubbyholes to accommodate his phone, Pocket PC, shaver and other gadgets, complete with labels for

sandaliannoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37778910.post-893136082930838682007-07-23T03:06:00.001+07:002007-07-23T03:06:03.180+07:00

If you're looking to get in touch with your artsy side, check out Instructables' DIY infrared filter project, which not only involves crafting the hack, but also adds some new flavor to your digital photography routine. With some cardboard tubes, old negatives, electrical tape, and a few other minor tools, you can whip up one of these in a jiffy. You're good to go as long as your camera's

sandaliannoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37778910.post-36855459565883167032007-07-23T03:04:00.001+07:002007-07-23T03:04:13.977+07:00

While the highly-regarded Pong clock has long held the crown for most intriguing DIY clock, it looks like the leaderboard could be seeing a change. Frank Techniek's interesting oscilloscope conversion is yet another prime example of turning vintage (or otherwise idiosyncratic) kit into a modern day gadget, and the 20MHz TRIO that once read signal voltages for a living is now enjoying an unusually

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  Free your music from iTunes with iTunes Exporter FROM LIFEHACKER.COM: You just put together the iTunes playlist of your life, and now you want to slap it on a thumb drive to give your sweetie. You've got a dozens of gigabytes of iTunes music on an external drive at home, and you just want to copy your Top Rated songs to your laptop for listening on the go.

sandaliannoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37778910.post-61723781698367331262007-07-20T23:27:00.001+07:002007-07-20T23:27:01.993+07:00

Not so many people know that we can use above small LCD to create our own unique display. Yes, it's a common LCD that usually used at any DVD/VCD players.With some programming knowledge, the LCD can be used to display CPU temperature:Winamp spectrum:Winamp playlist:But now you don't need any deep technical knowledge to do this all. You can use open source application such as LCD Smartie, and

sandaliannoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37778910.post-68027093931518739662007-04-24T14:59:00.000+07:002007-04-24T15:05:14.414+07:00

Pepakura is how Japanese spell Papercraft. And yes, it's a papercraft. Almost like origami, pepakura is the art of making 3D object using paper. Cut the paper, stick them with glue, and build your own object.To ease the job, there's a software named Pepakura Designer from Tamasoft, Japan. It could import 3D object from 3Ds Max application and generate "paper view" of the 3D models.So, if you're a

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Are you someone who can't miss anything about Star Wars? Why don't you build your own favourite character from, ehm, papper? It's cheap and awesome!Print the pattern on a paper, cut them and fold into a sweet Darth Vader.Looking for Luke Skywalker?

sandaliannoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37778910.post-47810371462552247042007-03-09T00:12:00.000+07:002007-03-09T00:45:14.063+07:00

The Daisy is a multipurpose sound player for embedded aplications. It can be used as a standalone personal music player,as the sound for an art project, in a kiosk, as a museum tour guide, in a toy, or anywhere that high quality embedded audio is desired. It uses MMC or SD flash memory cards so storage size is unlimited. It has several interface modes for either human or machine control.The Daisy

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Why would we turn iPod mini into flash based iPod? Beacuse these iPod minis are discontinued a while ago and are coming of age. The two major issues for these players to stop working are the battery and the internal microdrive.And somebody out there has successfully added 4GB of flashdrive into this iPod.It's possible to add bigger flash card but the guy only have budget for that size and he's

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Ever thought to yourself, “Hey, I could probably build my own computer if I really tried.” Or maybe, “Man, I really need a laptop with an embarrassingly low-resolution display, a processor that goes at 256 Instructions/sec, and I’ve only got $50 to spend!” Well, that’s how this guy got here! It took him about 4 months to complete, with a number of pauses when school and life intervened, but he's

sandaliannoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37778910.post-77701118016448760372007-02-03T09:59:00.000+07:002007-02-03T13:47:03.817+07:00

I've just bought a new LG KG110 cellphone and used it for a few days. Here is a review for everyone who planned to buy this cellphone too.Technical Specification:GSM 900/1800, dimensions 102.8 x 44 x 16.5 mm, weight 70g, display type CSTN 65K colors (128 x 128 pixels), ringtones type polyphonic (40 channels), phonebook 500 entries, GPRS Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots, 32 - 48 kbps), SMS & EMS, WAP 1.2.1

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Here is what a geek will use when he rush on a party and lost his cuffs away. He only need his regular network hardware tools… some UTP-plugs, some twisted pair-wire and crimping pliers.

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The idea is by using some materials to reduce the color that human's eyes can see. Using materials that people can get them easily, makes this project look cool to be done.Well, won't be as great as the troops use, at least it will make the girls screaming when you wear it to school.Just don't spot to the sun directly, love your eyes!

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If you hate your USB Thumbdrive appearance, simply give it a new look and feel as pic above. No need to buy new one, use any stuff you have in your pandora box.

sandaliannoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37778910.post-1164396270259103212006-11-25T02:06:00.000+07:002006-11-25T02:37:08.206+07:00

A true NES lover has converted his NES controller into an iPod Shuffle. How it be done? By simply breaking iPod Shuffle's case and inserted all the component into a NES controller case. Sound wacky, eh?He also modified the button so we can play the musics using NES controller's button.

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Hi there. This blog is place to posting all DIY (Do It Yourself) projects. So I will post any DIY projects I found here and give it the direct link to the project page.Hopefully it will useful for everybody

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